| The Premier Construction news aggregator for Canada L'agrégateur d'actualités de la construction incontournable au Canada

Articles tagged with "Technology"

Effacer région
Google to support 100,000 electrical workers through NECA and IBEW training program
Google to support 100,000 electrical workers through NECA and IBEW training program

Google has announced its support for workforce development in the electrical sector through the Electrical Training Alliance, a collaboration between the National Electrical Contractors Association and IBEW. The initiative aims to train over 100,000 electrical workers and 30,000 apprentices across the United States, integrating AI into the training curriculum. This effort is part of Google's strategy to support infrastructure growth critical for advancing AI technologies, highlighting the need to address the shortage of electricians. NECA claims this partnership could increase the electrical workforce by 70% over the next five years.

Tariff fears ‘settling down’: Graycor Southwest lead
Tariff fears ‘settling down’: Graycor Southwest lead

Brett Helm, from Graycor Southwest, discusses with Construction Dive how concerns over tariffs are beginning to stabilize, impacting the construction industry. He addresses challenges related to semiconductor competition and the power requirements for data centers. The construction sector is cautiously optimistic as these issues show signs of resolution.

Bill Gates’ carbon-sequestered asphalt hits the road
Bill Gates’ carbon-sequestered asphalt hits the road

Bill Gates has been involved in the development of a new type of asphalt that can sequester carbon, in collaboration with Modern Hydrogen, a sustainability-focused startup. This innovation aims to reduce the carbon footprint of road construction by integrating carbon-sequestered materials into the asphalt. The first test pothole was filled using this environmentally friendly material, highlighting progress in sustainable construction technologies. This initiative marks Gates’ ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability through technologic advancements.

Franna chooses Mobile Cranes Canada Ltd as Canadian distributor
Franna chooses Mobile Cranes Canada Ltd as Canadian distributor

Franna, an Australian manufacturer of pick and carry cranes, has appointed Mobile Cranes Canada Ltd (MCC) as its official distributor across Canada. MCC will represent Franna in multiple Canadian provinces, bringing its innovative lifting solutions to sectors such as mining, oil and gas, and infrastructure. The company has introduced the AT24 US model, specifically designed for the North American market, to the Canadian market at the Alberta Heavy Equipment Show. This partnership is seen as an opportunity to expand Franna's market presence and enhance customer capabilities in Canada.

From shipping to setup: Corrosion prevention for wind and solar installation
From shipping to setup: Corrosion prevention for wind and solar installation

The article discusses the importance of corrosion prevention for wind and solar energy installations to ensure they last their expected service life. It highlights measures to mitigate corrosion risks during the design, shipping, and operational phases, such as using anti-corrosion packaging and protective coatings. Emphasizing the sustainability of renewable energy, the article suggests incorporating corrosion inhibitors into control panels and routine maintenance to extend the installations' durability. These steps are critical for maintaining the integrity and sustainability of wind and solar energy systems.

Keeping labour units in step with change – The Estimator, April 2025
Keeping labour units in step with change – The Estimator, April 2025

The article discusses the challenges faced by electrical estimators in keeping up with rapidly changing technologies and products, such as electric vehicle supply equipment and renewable energy systems. It emphasizes the difficulties in finding labor units for new products and the importance of leveraging the expertise of labor manual writers. The article highlights the need for adaptability and creativity in the industry to effectively manage technological advancements. It also provides a framework for estimating labor units for unfamiliar products based on their characteristics.

No articles found matching your search. Try a different term.
Aucun article trouvé avec la combinaison de tags sélectionnée. Essayez une combinaison différente.
No articles found from the selected sources. Try a different combination.
Popular Tags

No tags available yet.

No news sources available yet.